Is there still court-life at royal courts?

Question

You read how King Henry VIII chose families to come be apart of his court. And how Marie Antoinette lived a glittering life at court with other princesses and nobles. So do nobles still live at court along with Queen Elizabeth II?

Answer 1

No they don't most noble are appointed lady-waiting to the Queen but don't live in Buckingham Palace.  

Answer 2

No the system of nobles living at court stopped after queen Victoria died.

Answer 3

the formal system you describe finished in the first half of the 20th century, with the reign of George V, who still had a network of courtiers, who even had a uniform.

The uniform still exists, but although Her Maj has various titled ladies acting as personal assistants - called Mistress of the Robes, Lady in Waiting and so on - they tend to be long-time friends among the privileged classes.There are large numbers of paid servants who fill the roles performed by courtiers at Henry's court - passing the monarch's stockings and writing letters, and so on.

The huge numbers of live-in courtiers were intended to impress other countries with the brilliance of Henry's or Marie Antoinette's rule. Once the monarch stopped being an absolute ruler, there was less reason for such a court.